A bicyclist was killed in Glendale after being hit by a car; the driver remained and cooperated with police. The cause of the crash, including possible driver impairment, remains under investigation.

Chandler celebrates its 69th Tumbleweed Tree Lighting with parades, performances, and festivities on Dec. 6. The iconic tree, decorated with 1,000 tumbleweeds, lights up at 8 p.m.

Arizona's ADCRR announces new restrictions on inmate phone calls, limiting prisoners to a pre-approved list of 20 contacts to enhance safety and compliance.

Controlled fires on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation aim to reduce wildfire risks and improve forest health. Smoke and light ash may affect nearby communities, with advisories for sensitive individuals.

Local young artists' designs are featured along Mesa's canal paths, celebrating reading, community, and exercise, with artwork installation by the city's Transportation Department.

Mesa's Office of Economic Development won four Golden Prospector Awards for its efforts in local economic development, including initiatives for women-led businesses and retail growth.

Senator Mark Kelly probed Dr. Robert Kadlec during a hearing on resuming nuclear testing under the Trump administration, questioning potential benefits and strategic implications.

La-Z-Boy opens a new distribution center in Glendale, marking a significant investment in local infrastructure with a 225,000-square-foot facility and 30 staff members.

Phoenix is set for a week of clear, sunny weather with highs in the mid-80s and lows around 60 degrees, according to the National Weather Service forecast.

Joanne Keene becomes Flagstaff's new City Manager, chosen by the Mayor and City Council from 34 candidates, with extensive experience in local government and higher education.

Coconino County officials discuss the impact of the federal shutdown on SNAP benefits, noting local efforts to support food-insecure residents through food drives and charitable events.

Cesar Sanchez was arrested for an attempted bank robbery in Maricopa after passing a threatening note to a bank employee. Police responded swiftly, and the FBI is involved in the ongoing investigation.

Casa Grande, AZ residents are urged to vote on Proposition 496 for city park improvements and have until November 4 to register for the Electric Light Parade and until November 15 for youth basketball.